We had another beautiful evening yesterday thanks to Fondation Kaloy, in the atmospheric setting of the courtyard of the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth. An event full of artistry, with an audience that consistently supports these special efforts.

The only “problem” is that the venue can now barely hold the crowds who faithfully follow these events – and that, as our friend Konstantinos Galanis put it, is perhaps the most beautiful proof of their value.

As part of the Greek-Austrian Music Summer 2026, two young women from Austria presented their own compositions, inspired by their travels, the people they met, and the flavours that surprised them. Moving away from classical music, we heard jazz and traditional sounds, masterfully performed on violin and guitar.

We are here to give young people a stage and a voice.

Thank you all for coming. In the evening light, your figures climbing up from the entrance of the beautiful ancient city looked like a dream – comparable to the ascent up to the Herodeion.

Thanks to Ms. D. Tsouloucha, Deputy Mayor for Culture, who attended and supported us, to Mr. G. Papamichail, and to all our loyal friends.

Thanks also to the Austrian Embassy for their cooperation.

Special thanks to the Ephorate of Antiquities of Corinthia for their hospitality, and to the most gracious site guards who stayed beyond their working hours to assist us.

See you on 5/9 at the Temple of Apollo for an evening of Opera!